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Eliminate Data Bottlenecks to Reduce Murex App Dev Timelines by 40%

Join us for this webinar to learn how to rapidly provision secure data to accelerate Murex app dev timelines

Financial organizations are under continual pressure to improve time to market for new products and services. Murex represents the IT backbone of many capital markets firms, supporting the entire trading lifecycle across multiple asset classes. Efficiently implementing, customizing, and upgrading Murex is essential in responding to market challenges. Too often though, secure data delivery prohibits efficiently executing these business-critical projects.

Murex application development teams need production-quality data for comprehensive testing, but legacy processes can take days or weeks to deliver or refresh environments. Data access becomes the critical bottleneck that slows release velocity.

Delphix removes data bottlenecks in the Murex app dev pipeline to accelerate innovation and respond to market challenges. Watch the webinar and product demo to learn how to:

  • Rapidly provision secure data to accelerate Murex app dev timelines

  • Increase agility to move MX.3 workloads and data to the cloud

  • • Automatically identify and mask sensitive data in non-production environment

Mark Mcgill

With over 25 years of experience in technology and data, Mark is expert in enabling businesses to leverage data and accelerate application development. During his time both at Delphix and Oracle, Mark has worked with many of the UK and Europe’s largest Enterprises and has in-depth experience of successful data storage and application delivery projects.

Jarod Jensen

He is a  Senior Staff Engineer at Delphix.  For over 20 years Jarod has worked both with operating systems and application performance. Primarily focused on financial services applications, Jarod has worked on both OTS and  bespoke applications that deliver value to financial services. Jarod has been a guest speaker at events such as JavaOne, HPC on Wall St., and Hotsos for Oracle customers.